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Post-War Broadway

• Pic Magazine, 1946 •


“Let it be recorded that the theater season of 1946 – 47 began after Labor Day, the play-parade gained momentum in early October… Old hits still with us, and likely to hold their stages indefinitely, include Harvey, The Voice of the Turtle, Born Yesterday, State of the Union, Oklahoma!, Show Boat, Carousel and Call Me Mister.”

Click here to read about Broadway during the Second World War…

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Post-War Broadway

Post-War Broadway

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